Experience the Deepfake Attack From the Admin’s View

Build, customize, and launch a realistic deepfake simulation in under a minute.

Dashboard view from Hoxhunt showing organizational readiness against AI-generated threats. The interface displays a list of users with training status, alongside a live chart tracking “% Fail Rate” over time in July. The chart shows peaks and drops, illustrating how the system measures vulnerability levels and improvements in resilience.

Train and measure readiness, not guesswork

Every simulation produces objective behavioural signals: who engaged with the call, how long they hesitated, and which cues they missed. Use group-level fail rates and individual insights to prioritise coaching, close capability gaps, and measure skill improvement.
A simulated video call interface showing a deepfaked company executive speaking. The call window resembles a real conferencing platform, complete with controls for mute, video, chat, and participants. This illustrates how attackers can use AI-generated deepfake videos to impersonate executives during live meetings.

Realistic simulations built from your context

We recreate your executive’s likeness and voice, match the meeting platform your people use, and deliver the scenario to the recipients you select. The result: a controlled, repeatable simulation that proves where your org is vulnerable — and exactly what to fix.

Build resilience across every social-engineering threat

Deepfakes are only one dimension of social engineering. Hoxhunt unifies phishing, smishing, vishing, and AI-driven impersonation into one adaptive learning system. Each simulation feeds behavioral data back into the platform — reinforcing awareness, response accuracy, and organizational resilience over time.

Prepare your employees for today’s AI-powered social engineering threats

Attackers now use AI to imitate voices, faces, and trusted identities — turning everyday interactions into potential scams. Hoxhunt’s adaptive training platform goes beyond deepfakes, combining phishing, voice, and video simulations to build lasting awareness across every social-engineering vector.